Mike Modrick

While Suncoast temps are in the low 40s, most of the Panhandle dipped into the 20s this morning!

Cool High Pressure dominates our Gulf coast weather through Wednesday.

As the rain moves out, much colder air is moving in to start December!

This morning a strong cold front pushes through the Suncoast

One last warm day - Then showers and windy and colder

We're tracking cold front #1 Sunday and Monday. This front will bring rain and possible severe thunderstorms to the north Sunday, slowing down the voyage home for some into the Panhandle and farther west, also into Georgia. Travel south of the Suncoast will be quiet and uneventful.

We're tracking a cold front that will bring big changes to our weather!

Holiday Weekend Travel Weather

Saturday's weather is a lot like leftover turkey - Just about the same as what we had Thursday and Friday.

Travel we coould get a little complicated Sunday for travel to the north!

We continue to track a strong cold front for Sunday night and Monday. This front will bring rain to the northern Gulf states Sunday

It's a warm Thanksgiving Day on the Suncoast in the low 80s, but some pockets of fog will be possible in the hours near sunrise Friday and Saturday.

It's a warm Thanksgiving Day on the Suncoast in the low 80s

Thanksgiving Week Forecast is quiet on the Suncoast

Thanksgiving Forecast Preview

Hurricane Iota is now weakening after making landfall late Monday

Hurricane Iota reached Category 5 strength Monday morning with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph.

Hurricane Iota is now a hurricane, moving slowly west toward the same location Hurricane Eta hit November 3rd.

Eta continues to move to the northeast, winds and rain will become more intense into the evening

The track of Tropical Storm Eta changed drastically overnight, bringing the center of the storm much closer to the Suncoast tonight.

Eta is moving south close to the western tip of Cuba. The storm is a little stronger with maximum winds at 60 mph.

Tropical Storm Eta moves away from Floriday Monday, tropical force winds still possible

Tropical Storm Eta update

Monday through Wednesday is our main time to feel the effects of Tropical Storm Eta.

Enjoy Saturday, because it is the only "outdoor day" for several days. We're breezy, but rain chances are minimal Saturday.

Hurricane Eta made landfall at Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua, Tuesday around 4pm as a catastrophic Category 4 storm with 140 mph winds.

Hurricane Eta near catastrophic landfall in Nicaragua

Hurricane Eta continues to build in the Caribbean as it heads toward the Nicaragua coast.

Tropical Storm Eta developed Sunday in the Caribbean. The storm is centered 200 miles south of Kingston, Jamaica, with 40 mph winds.

We're tracking a cold front that will move across the Suncoast Sunday evening. Ahead of that front we could see a few isolated showers in the afternoon and evening. After the front passes to the south, much cooler and drier air returns for Monday and Election Day. And we are dry to start the week.